E-Class Single Staterooms with IV

[Eve]

Looking for feedback from people who have stayed in a single cabin on an E-class ship.  Is the room comfortable? How is the bed? I know the cabin is tiny but overall would you book it again? It’s considerably less expensive than booking a regular cabin for one person.

[ILgirl]

I’ve stayed in one twice on the Edge and once on the Apex.  Others reserved for future.  I think they are terrific.  The cabin seems larger with the IV.  Full size bathroom and queen size bed.  Very few drawers, maybe two.  I bring a couple of collapsible packing cubes to put my foldable clothes in which keeps the room neat.  There is a recent thread that includes a video showing this cabin.  I hate to recommend this cabin because it is tough enough to find one available as it is!😀 they book quickly 

[Eve]

Thank you for the reply! I will search again for the thread. 

[Suzanne123]

I had a reservation for 6221 on the Edge.  Don’t underestimate the incovenience of living out of a suitcase for your cruise, especially if longer than a week.  IMO Since the IV isn’t really a balcony, just a window that opens, for the same money or maybe less, book an ocean view.  Bigger room and actual drawers and shelves for your clothes and other necessities. 

[ILgirl]

Another thing to keep in mind.  I always book AI, i.e. inclusive of classic alcohol package, wi fi and gratuities.  If you book any cabin as a single other than the true single cabin in the Edge class ships, Celebrity charges you double for that AI package.  There are exceptions but they are few.

[OysterD]

Another thing to keep in mind, the single cabins aren't necessarily always cheaper!

 

I was looking at joining some friends on the Edge over the summer and for some bizarre reason it's only £7 more for 1 person in aqua class than it is for 1 person in a single cabin and the aqua class includes drinks, tips and WiFi! 

 

Admittedly this is the exception rather than the rule but always worth checking.